Fractional ownership has become one of the most frequently used terms in real estate tokenization. It sounds intuitive, modern, and accessible. Yet in
- Most real estate tokenization platforms offer economic participation and contractual rights, not direct legal ownership of the property as recorded in the land registry.
- True fractional ownership is impractical due to the complexities of updating land registries and legal processes for each token transfer.
- ATEG Capital differentiates itself by clearly separating legal ownership (held by the company) from economic participation via tokens, emphasizing transparency and adherence to existing legal frameworks.
Topics: Asset types, Legal regulatory, Private market, Real assets, Securities law classification, Democratization fractional ownership
Tags: #fractionalownership #realestatetokenization #landregistry #legalownership #economicparticipation #contractualrights #ategcapital #tokenholders #transparency #regulatoryrobustness
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